0.4.2Much improved error handling when no network connection using Solid. The Plasmoid is now disabled until a connection is established instead of just giving up and dying 😉The Plasmoid is now installed under the "Language" section.

0.4.1Improved KIO handling to be able to handle longer text while at the same time limit text to 1200 characters to avoid errors on too long queries.

0.4Added a "Swap languages" button.TransferJobs are no longer shown in KDE Notifier.

0.3.2Languages weren’t sorted after change to KLocale.

0.3.1Quick fix for layout error when adding Plasmoid.

0.3Use KLocale for getting languages. This cuts down on code lines and it will i18n the language names. Also I don’t have to keep up with the number of Google translations. It’s now a race between Google and KDE 😉Act on no network connection.Added nice little Google attribution logo 🙂

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For the last 2-3 weeks I have been working on a couple of scripted Plasmoids for KDE4.x written in Python. First I started with the Currency Converter which uses data from Yahoo! Finance. When it was sorta working I figured out that I could create a Google Translator Plasmoid using almost the same code, so now I’m maintaining them concurrently. Well – ’nuff said. Here ther are:

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Well, yes I got this blog so I thought I ought to write something. Last week I started working out at a local gym. Actually I was sent there by the municipal authorities because I’m unemployed, and in Denmark you have to be "activated" when you’re unemployed, or you won’t get any money. It’s OK to go to the gym. I’ve never really liked these fitness centers with all the beefed up types, but this one is kinda relaxed. And it’s good for me too. Haven’t made anything physical for like 7 or 8 years and my computer is on the coffee table so I have no muscles and my shoulders and neck hurt like hell.